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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28

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aware u the object of my sisitf' Father
II beliese yoB desire TO mske my dsugh-
ter happy DO your really mean iiS
sui.Or "Uuquessionsbly ] do" Father
--"well, don't marry her, then"
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28

IA immense new cave hss been diseoy.
cred al Mstsnzas. Cuba, aud IL being fl
ted pp for tie accommodation oi tboss
who prsdie, eanhqrates That do not come
TO time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13
A WOnn an Kidnapped.

HELD A PRISONER BY MEN WHO ARE AFTER HER
FORTUNE.
A dispatch from yassar, Mich, says: "Last fall
Mrs. Albert Brooks OF Juniata, Tuscola County,
went to Denver TO take possession OF $4,000 In
cash and real estate left her. she said by an uncle
She reached Denver safely, received the money
and made arrangements for the management OF
the property. Since that time nothing has been
heard OF the woman, and several weeks ago Mr..
Brooks went west to unravel the mystery II
possible. He reports that no clew was found TO
the missing woman and that he placed the matter
In the hands OF detectives sister OF MIS- BrOokS,
who also received $50, 600 from the uncle, has put
SIC, 900 In the hands Of Denver Officers TO be used
IN finding her. Since Mr.. Brooks return home he
has received letter from his his wife, mailed at
Boston, but Endorsed by the post-ofice authorities
as having been forwarded from California for mall
ing The letter is plea for help. 1t says that she
(Mrs. BroOks) Is held captive by gang OF men,
who have already secured $4,000 OF her money
and are determined 70 have IL all. The wOman'S
captorS tortured her In every Imaginable way.
She does not say where she Is held O prisoner.
Last week a Denver detective at work upon the
case wired Mr.. Brooks that he had discovered the
building IN which Mrs Brooks Is imprisoned, but
had not been able TO communicate with her. To
add TO the mystery 7. North, a vaSsar banker, re-
Gently received package OF letters, written by
TuscOla County people TO Mrs. Brooks, but no
reason Is given for sending them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

A TENANTS NETTING HELD DESPITE THE GOVERN
MEST'S PROCLAMATION.

A TENANTS MEETING HELD DESPITE THE GOVERN
NENT'S PROCLAMATION.
In consequence of the government proclamation
forbidding the meeting announced 70 be held at
Bodyke, Ireland, yesterday, an extra military
force was drafted into service 10 enable the au-
thorites 70 enforce the proclamation Michael
Davttt eluded the authorities, however, and ad-
dressed 600 persons at Feakle while the soldiers
were searching for him. He afterward spoke at
Scarin He asserted the peoples right OF meeting
In public and said that II the people were armed
they could deal with the .'blackLeoated burglar
brigade" as they deserved. In his speech at Scarif
Mr. Davitt denied having counSeled In his recent
speech at Bodyke any further resort to extreme
violence. The people being without weapons, such
advice would have been criminal He had only
maintained that IL would Do cOwardy, when
the tories were actively carrying out policy OF
termination, not TO show every rational resistance
such resistance would win the sympathy of q
majority OF the people OF Great Britain, whose
hearts were the side OF tenants defending their
homesteads He expected that this would be the
last meeting which he would have q chance to
address before the coercion act would again IN
dulge him with the luxury OF q prison plank bed.
Before going into political retirement for six
months he would give them this advice: Boycott
the inQuisition clauses OF the coercion act and
welcome i'm Imprisonment rather than assist the gov
eminent to make the act operative" He con-
cluded by denOunc1ng the land bill as coming
from government or landlords, who were serving
their own interests first and Ireiand's long way
after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

RH.LEU bf OVERWHELMINGLY
ago cora II. JeEers, the pretty daughter OF a
farmer OF Johnstown. y. Y, was shot by Israel
Honnskl, then 1eweler In that place. Interest
IN The AFFAIR Is renewed by the young ladys death
SATURDAY from the effects or the shooting. VOL
lnssi shot Miss Je5erS because she refused TO en-
cOurige his matrimonial advances. They were ap-
preaching the young lady'S home on q Sunday
when WoitnSk1, who had been drinking, drew a re-
yoiver from his pocket and nred two shots at the
young lady. Only one shot took effect. Miss JET
Iers was greatly shocked and lay as though dead
WoinSi shot himself in the eye and the ball w1s
extracted from the roof OF his mouth. He is totally
bind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

EMPRESS EuGESIE's TIARA IN NEW YoRK-Part OF
the French crown jewels, consisting OF the diamond
tiara, worn by EmpreoSEugenie, have arrived In New
York and are now at the public stores on Wash
1ngton street. The tiara Was imported by Mr..
strauss, u Maiden Lane Jeweller, and IS inyoiced
at 10000. People In the trade think that he did
not get bargain. The impression that many OF
the jewels VIII be brought TO this country 10
adorn ne wives and daughters OF mtllionaireS is
contradicted by the fact that several OF the pur-
chases made by NJ. Tiffany are being sold 70
EUROPEANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

VfcroRiAs JrBIEg.-Thequ queen, In order to invest
the jubilee ceremony IN Westminster Abbey with
greater pohp consents 10 assume the state robes
and 10 DC surrounded with all the Insignia OF soy
ercignty after entering the Abbey. Eight thousand
troops Will line the route TO the Abbey besides O
guard OF honor OF six hundred persons The auto
graph letter from the pope which Mgr ScfIla will
present 10 Queen Victoria, after congratulating
her majesty upon her jubilee, offers a grateful ac-
encouragement Of the action OF the Indian govern
Inent toward the Catholic missions and OF the pro-
tocuon Afforded the Catholic hierarchy In India
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

RIDDLED WITH BULLETS FOR SEvENfY-FIvE CENTS.
Capt. A. j. Landman was brutality murdered near
Gazoo City, Miss, saturday evening, by Walter
and Ben Collum. Some time since Collum and
Iandman had a business transaction which had
been settled, except difference of seventy a We
cents, which Landman claimed was still due. Yes
terday the Collum boys rode up to Landmarks
place carrying shot gun. Winchester rifle, and
pistol each Decoytng Landman into his corn
crio they opened fire upon him. A double load OF
buckshot was emptied into his breast; shot from
the rie went through his body. while three pistol
death instantly. Walter Collum was captured
last evening II PocahontaS. The posse Is In hot
pursuit OF Ben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

THE LUTHERAN SYNOD AND ORGANIC UNTrY-In
the Lutheran synod at omaha, Neb, Saturday, a
worship TO eighty pages It was voted that the
restoration OF organic unity OF Christian churches
was neither desirable nor practicable at the pres
ent time. The synod holds that the Nfcene creed
which 10 approves and indorses Is not sufficient
statement OF the Christian faith, as tt fails to
guard against grievouS errors which have crep in
10 the church and Is silent the question Of the
sacraments. A committee was appointed to hold
a conference with the Protestant Episcopal
Church on the question OF mutual recognition. II
Was decided not 10 commit the synod to the Ques-
ton OF woman suffrage. A committee was ap-
pointed 70 abr1dge Lentier's eatechism. COM
mittee was appointed to confer with Christian
bodies 70 propose a scheme of Bible studies.
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AN RXcIrrNG CONTEST OVER THE RAILROAD ENTRANCE
TO INDIANAPOLIS.

AN YACHTING CONTEXT OVER TIE RAILROAD ENTRANCE
TO INDIANAPOLIS.
A spirited railroad fight developed In Indianapo-
lis saturday night. The Indianapolis, Decatur
and Springfield Co. enters the Union Passenger
station over the tracks of the Indianapolis, Gin
cinatti, ST. Louis and Chicago Co., using 600 or
200 feet OF that line, and has been paying a snug
sum for the privilege They grew tired Of paying
out money, and proposed building track OF their
own. To do this II was necessary TO cross the
tracks or the other company saturday night the
Decatur people put gang Of $50 men at work,
and the crossing was almost completed before the
ofrlcials OF the other learned what was going on.
As soon as they were informed, they ordered a 10
connective and force Of men to the scene, and at
tempted TO stop the work. The crossing was sort
OF temporary affair, intended TO establish the
legal right OF the Decatur people. and the Big
-Four people tried 10 demOliSh IL by running loco
motive upon IT, The locomotive was thrown from
the track, and while the Big Four gang was en-
gagged in replacing it, the Decatur people practi-
cally completed another temporary crossing. At
a late hour saturday night the Big Four people
had the crossing blocked with locomotive and
several freight cars. The Decatur people claim
that they have established their legal rights, and
intend TO complete the work. The Big Four
people threaten resistance, and regular battle Is
expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13
RAILROADS.

DIEDMONT AIR LINE
L Schedule in effect June 5th 1887.
aerdonsviIls charlos.ssvie Lyne6bars and st.ssSn;
between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Blue Rdee
sp'sanss Aleshsny Spring.. Bristol Knoxv Rome.
Sasns. wMohh;igomsr and New oresna Pullman
1924 A M-Fsst Mail Daily Tor warrrnton, Char.
1ottesvlie Gordonsyile, Ststons Chee- Ohio Route
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount. Dsnville and Stations be-
Charlotte Atlanta. Birmingham. Montgomery. New
Orleans Texas and California Pullman Sleeper New
1rE 20 Atlanta IN connection with Pullman Sleepers
for birmingham. vicksburE and Shreveport Solid
trains washington to Atlanta
2:33 T. M.-Daily except Sunday for Manassas
SO MWs,e En ss.fpn .;iv for wr,o,
Gordonsvle, Charlottesville Louisville, Cincinnati
ana resorts and near Line Of Ches and Ohio
n t pmsn sleePers and Solid Trains Wsshine-
nooea. Memphis, Little Rock and ali Southwestern
Points Through Pullman Sleepers Washington 70
"emp Pm without change
Danville Raleigh, Asheyille. Charlotte. Columbia
AIKEN, Augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans,
TeIas and California Pullman slespers Warrington
Montgomery Z New Orleans. Pullman sleeperS wash.
Trains on washngton and Ohio division leave WASH
Van arrive pi'1 H SIP. suaa sns
M do Returning leave Round nm 605 NJ Daily and
s$0 n p .na eIseyt Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South Via Charlotte, Dan.
vile sna LXnchburg arrive in Washington g. A. n.
and s2S M; via. East Tenn Bristol and Lynch
n 6aIg Ct 1919 A n and 40 z. via chss and
burg Local at 9:47 A NJ
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked at ONCE COL Pennsy-
Railroad 9th and streets JAS. T HYIoR .''''
1e1 General Passenger Aren't.
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KNrGHrs ExYErIEn NV I'll,

KNIGHTS EXPELLED BY THE Usroyrsrs-At the
meeting OF the Central Labor Union In New York
sunday afternoon the Ale and Porter Empioyes'
ASSOCIATION, which belongs 70 District Assembly
AZ, knights OF Labor, was expelled because t had
refused 10 recognize the cards OF the union The
association had forced ]. e. Lyman q Co., brewers
10 discharge w enty-one members or the Journey
lnen Lager Beer brewers Union because they were
hot Knights OF Labor. ~
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FINANCIAL
HOTELS.

n1 AlRA fruonx. M
Admirahly located = corner Euav Izace q1d IAA-
yale sns g ns s, sis GO. snd
n syey actually the coolest and cleanest slot
In BnltimoEU. Adm1EDh1o family aport4o0ts end DE-
Grah1e for txansiaotA Absence Of dust end
QutoeA Other advantafes make this AotS atogetAsr
Unsurpassed - = comfortable. beautiful md thor
oughlT hsalth4ul hG0A Addpss
ep4Sn W. l. sxo3A' ExoeeAssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

Kiorfsd AT SOCIALIST Picnic IN NEW JERSEY
serious riotinSiS reported 10 have occurred al Oak
IL ise PARK, Guttenourg, N j., yesterday after
noon An anarchist picnic for the benent OF the
chicago anarchists, at which Herr Most was pres
ent, was oeing held In the park. Several persons
ara reported hurt and more trouble Is expected
lac disturbance broke out at a base ball game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

TT s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
H. WASHINGTON, d. c.. June f. 1887
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate endorsed Proposals
Ordnance" VIII be received at this Office until Noon
July SECOND. 1887 for articles to be delivered at
the Ordnance Department of the Navy-Yard Washing
ton D. G.: free Of any expense to the Government
Regusiti0nsaNo. 2S2, Cement; 1888, Broken Stone,
and sand: 2S4, Piles; 1855, Nails, Sheet Zinc and
Shutter P1vots $50, Iron for Roof Trusses, Anchor
Bolts &C. and for Glazing; 2S7 Pine Timber, and $780,
Proposals must be made on official forms furnished
with schedules, giving details) by this ONCE The
right reserved to reject ali bids and bids only
from Of regular dealers H. the sri-
ciss which they offer to supply will be considered
Responsible persons must guarantee the prompt and
faithful execution of contract and the competency Of
the guarantors must be certified to before a United
states ofdcer. THOS. H. LOCKER,
Pay Director, U. s. N,
3eo-1aw4w Navy Pay Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13
UNDERTAKES.
Ess.Av1ss Ar D l,s Srsxrsa

Engraving on metal aud wood AonogrsIns ana e,sux.
on seao Wsscbes or 3eWsry Card engraying aud lnt-
ine Seal engrsvne IN al its brsnches Bookbirlers'
oiss koap dies and steel stamp cutting Lubber
stsmps for marking and all kinds OF stamping rial
Gold og silver bullion embarrassing. Aexlans and 81
kixsds of io1gS payapeegnaaaA nah2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

WV YORK NOT As DIR As IT wAs-There was q
osttoso telling up Ia the enforcement OF the ex-
.Lse law IN New York yesterday. All the thirsty
Siank despite the contrary assertions OF the DO
= ana THE recent biue-law drought gave way to
NV " oeer and OF her liquors The side door was
TIE Mecca Of the thirsty The hotels made = SHOW
VI sioslnx Their bars bur IN each there was a prt-
as rum Ia which one could choose from q large
rests were made ~' ~" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13
PROPOSALS.

TRAEAsuRY PREPAYMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Sealed Hp @ VIII Be received 4 this
EiGHTEENTH, 1887, for cutting sewing and laying
new carpet and for beling and marking carpet for
f bs 5sdaynE old InstEgctSns to bidders
reject any and all bids and to waive detects ia re-
served Partial bids will not be considered Proposals
should be addressed to the Secretary Treasury
and endorsed Proposals. for cutting and sewing car.
pet sc. c. 8. FAIRCHILD, Secretary III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

Az INDOOR CAHP-NEErIS6.-A new feature In
Aetnodlsin vas Introduced In New York city yes
leruay IN The commencement OF an indoor camp
meeting AT lie Jane-street VI. E church. Meals
wiz Dc served during It's continuance. The ser
vices are the same as the outdoor camp meetings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

TEE RUSSIAN ADVANCE on AFGHASrSr.x-
Russia's occupation or kerki, on the Oxus. Is re-
gaTued IN AfghaDlstan as an invasion OF Afghan
lstan SOL and a. q declaration OF war. The ameer
Il greatly alarmed. lie has assumed personal
command OF the troops engaged In attempting 10
suppress the reoeilious GhiiZais, and Is making
strenuous efforts 20 restore internal Tranquility In
order 10 cope with the foreign invader. Three
Russians have arrived at ChiIral from the North
having come over the Hindoo-kOosh- IL Is sus-
pected their object - 10 foHaent rising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

TEAS MILITIA DRrLI--The award OF prizes for
the Texas M iltis encampment has been announced
a. lOOws: san Antonio Riiiee, first prize ~ 600.
sealy Rifles OF Galveston, second prize Al Gao:
Srhyson Rines, OF sherman, third prize, 300:
AGO Light Infantry, oi Waco, fourth prlzs, 1900
prize, zoo. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

PorATo CH1ps
These are goods that SPEAK for themselves
In our establishment. Always fresh and crisp,
always brown and attractive, never burned or
underd0ne and always properly seasoned Our
retail sales alone have reached as high az Four
Barrels in single day, which Of course pre-
Guides the question Of stale potato chips with
ua -
Groceries-No LIQUOR
KLPHoNzo YoUNGs CO.'S,
9eS x2S Ninth st. NV.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

bright HOUSE, 4,A
ID REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE yEAY
Season 1877 ops rs JUNE ID. Pennsyl- i..W4
vania Railroad direct the Hotel Circulars at
Star Office Address WALTER BURTON, Manager Tor
Bright House Co. je1331ts
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD q g co
East Express Steamers
20 southampton London. Hsyrel Bremen
TTave, We'd, june 40, pun. kuldn. SAT-. June 10, &
.. m, SCALE, Wed. June 20, am. Elbe. Sat, June
%, San. Aller. We'd, June 20, noon. Werrs Sat.
July =. 3 pm
Comfortable staterooms izcsllent table. luxurious
saloon Appointments. Prices: LIST cabin, e10O and
wards berth according to location; I'd cabin $50
. berth; steeTage q low Estes. Apply %
jell i. =. OkOOPs olo Penn. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING
l. U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE.
S136 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV.
60. WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 4, 1887.
Sealed proposals for dredging IN the Virginia chan
mel Of the Potomac River at Washington D. c. will be
Ie1 aa so At this office until 1. M on THURSDAY
For specificaons forms Of bids and other Informs
je1l,i3.14. l5.2sa29st Lieut.. Col of Ensineers.
TT s DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
Sealed Proposals. for furnishing supplies for the
this Department until the following dates when they
Twelve IL Hsa Gc aass M. JUNE rH1R
ise. Two O'CLOCK P. NJ, JUNE THIRTEEN. 1887.
oCTocH ana JUNE s9eHfs aNPp sss THREE
o'Gmo OSs1 AM M6 5nT Gf G1'1 1887
Blank forms for bidding. with estimated quantities
required and instructions bidders will be uruished
on application at this Department
All bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item by item and all articles furnished will be subec
ier1or article will be deemed sufficient cause to annu
the contract at the option Of the Commissioner
articles contracted Tor must be furnished from
time to time during the year in quantities pursusnt
to order from the Department.
Bonds with approved sureties will be required from
the contractor.
The reserves the right to reject all or any
part OF bids and waive defects and infornalities il
deemed to the interest Of the Government to do 40
Proposals must be addressed to tue undersigned and
marked PROPOSALS. for Stationery" Proposals for
Ice" Proposals for Chemicals and Chemical Appar-
sus, Proposals for Oils, Paints and Painters SUP.
Piles and Proposals for LUMBER" respectively.
jes-5t Commi ssioner Of ASricnltnrre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13

A SWEET GIkL GRADUATE TIRED OF LHE-Miss
Fanny Mullin, aged 10, a member Of the Harris
burg Girls High School graduating class this year
trleo 70 commit suicide Saturday night by jumping
Into the nyer. Miss Mul had some trouble VIII
lhe Young man who had paid attention 10 her, ard
resolved 10 end her life Going 10 the river she
walked out on raft and jumped into the water
Iwo young men passing heard the noise, ran down
the bank and rescued her She Was taken nome
and put 70 bed
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Wall PApERs
T. HANSON HISS & 90, BIS 18th IT n ~
WaA FGDers Qf al grades
Friszss and Ceiling Decorat5ons
Special attention given to Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for al kinds OF In
terror Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection Of
our goods is respectfully solicited. app
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
A BOY KILLED IN A FIGHT

killing OF young Albert c. Wolf In Yonkers Sunday
night was the Of much excitement yesterday The
young ma lived with Lis parents at Nos 20
a. where his father Louis keeps restaurant The killing
been entirely neAcusabe ana without any sOit
az cation. Albert aO IN company with Charles
2a6nski waking up warbuTtoDave about O'Clock IN Tie
evening IaiGaTtne-ave. LEY met tofncbus a. DaviL
The laercame forward and asked for cane Which Won was
car, Wolf refused 10 give TO him and hghl followed
Tlali Icavtt knocked Wof into the GutleI and went
away ZabiD tried TO help eli TO his feet hack caide
hn dead. The BODY was taken 70 the house OF e
aer PairoimaD Henry Cooley sent out 70
DsaTiit. lie found HIM = NO 80 NickersL aid
brought Police Headquarters where lie learned for
tie first time that Wolf dead Albert Wolf was sixteen
years Old and assistsndook tie moor OF tie
[ew-Yoik stock Exchange. Ho bright lad and had
been member Of st. Johns Sunday school Young Deayitt
y fifteen years old and Is student al Packards business
college, Now York